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#145- Post Cereal Joe Adcock Box Topps Bob Allison #355 Walter Alston **Signed 1956 Manager Brookyln Dodgers #187- Post Cereal George Altman Box Johnny Antonelli #80 #98- Post Cereal Jim Archer Box Topps Richie Ashburn #135 Topps #135 (I Richie Ashburn have 2) Topps #248 Bob Aspromonte (1962) Ken Aspromonte #114 #114 (I Ken Aspromonte have 2) Earl Averill #39 Topps Steve Barber #335 Hank Bauer #262 #43 Cereal Box--- (Some of these don't say Lou Berberet Post) #95- Cereal Reno Bertoia Box Ron Blackburn #209 #18- Cereal John Blanchard Box John Blanchard #11- Post Cereal Box Topps #348--- 1961 Steve Boros Rookie #16- Post Cereal Steve Boros Box #117--- 1960 Rookie Star Sport Magazi Tom Borland ne #3-Post Cereal Cletis Boyer Box #159 -Post Cereal Ken Boyer Box Topps Marv Breedeing #149 #179- Cereal Box- Ernie Broglio 1961 William James "Gates" Brown****Signed Detroit Tigers Brown Topps Hal Brown #218 Topps #419 Bob Bruce (1962) Bill Burton #37 Topps Chicago #175 Bob Buhl Cubs (1963) Johnny Callison #17 Chico Cardenas #119- Sport Magazi ne 1960 Rookie Star #194- Cereal Don Cardwell Box Topps #495 Don Cardwell (1962) Topps #496 Wayne Causey (1962) Topps #390- The Sportin g News Nationa l League Orlando Cepeda All-Star Topps #256 Elio Chacon (1962) Topps #217 Joe Christopher (1963) #150- Post Cereal Gino Cimoli Box Topps Gino Cimoli #402 #19- Post Cereal Rocky Colavito Box Topps #314-- Colavito 's Rocky Colavito Power #116- Post Cereal Gordy Coleman Box Gordy Coleman #116- Post Cereal Box (I have 2) #124- Post Cereal Gene Conley Box #172- Post Cereal Joe Cunningham Box Bud Daley #8 Topps Bennie Daniels #368 Topps #378 Bennie Daniels (1962) Manage r San Fransisc Topps Al Dark o Giants #220 Topps Jacke Davis #117 #122 Sport Magazi ne 1960 Rookie Don Dillard Star #122- Sport Magazi ne 1960 Rookie Star-(I Don Dillard have 2) #16- Cereal Art Ditmar Box #45- Post Cereal Chuck Essegian Box Topps Curt Flood #438 Topps Hank Foiles #277 Frank Funk Topps- #362 (1961 Rookie) Topps Ned Garver #331 Topps #290 Jim Gentle (19620 Topps Bob Gibson #211 Bob Gibson #73 Topps Billy Goodman #247 Clevela nd Topps Jim Grant Indians #227 Clevela nd Jim Grant Indians #14 Topps Dallas Green 356 Dick Groat #258 Topps Jack Hamilton #132 #129 Sport Magazi ne 1960 Rookie Bob Hartman Star #192- Post Cereal Pancho Herrera Box Washin Topps gton #386 Senator 1961 Jie Hicks s Rookie Topps Chuck Hiller #185 #101- Post Cereal Gil Hodges Box Topps Billy Hoeft #256 Ken Hunt Cinncin #129- ati Reds Post Cereal Box Art Hunter #67 #133 Sport Magazi ne 1960 Rookie Manuel Javier Star Minnes ota Topps Jim Kaat Twins #165 Detroit Al Kaline Tigers #50 Topps #248---- 1961 Ed Keegan Rookie #199- Cereal Jerry Kindall Box Topps Tony Kubek #430 Topps Frank Lary #140 Topps# Hector Lopez 28 #93- Post Cereal Jerry Lumpe Box Topps Ken MacKenzie #421 Topps Frank Malzone #232 Feliz Mantilla #19 ?????? Cereal Roger Maris Box Billy Martin ******signed New York Yankees #408--- Matthe wson Strikes out 267 Christy Matthewson Batters Topps Willie McCovey #517 Topps Roy McMillan #156 Roy McMillan #45 Roy McMillan*****signed Cinncinati Reds Roman Mejias #2 Dave Middleton #43 Topps Bob Miller #293 Topps Minnie Minoso #190 Topps #466- 1961 Ron Moeller Rookie Topps Wally Moon #279 Tom Morgan #33 Topps Bubba Morton #164 Topps Billy Muffett #16 John Nisby #98 Topps Danny O'Connell #411 Topps Danny O'Connell #318 Topps Albie Pearson #182 Topps Joe Pepitone #183 Clevela nd Topps Jim Perry Indians #405 Topps #303-- 1961 Gary Peters Rookie Topps Vada Pinson #265 #128- Post Cereal Wally Post Box Wally Post #13 Clevela nd Topps Vic Power Indians #225 Clevela nd Vic Power Indians #75 Curt Raydon #49 Paul Richards #224 Bobby Richardson #65 Brooks Robinson #28 #153- Cereal Andre Rodgers Box Topps #397- The Sportin g News Nationa l League John Roseboro All Star Topps Ray Sadecki #383 Dick Schofield #104 Topps Diego Segui #157 Topps #157 (I Diego Segui have 2) Topps Bob Shaw #352 Norm Siebern #11 Chicago White Topps Al Smith Sox #410 Pittsbur gh Hal Smith Pirates #48 Mayo Smith*****signed Manager Philadelphia Phillies Russ Snyder #81 Casey Stengel #29 Topps Dave Stenhouse #263 Topps Dean Stone #271 George Strickland #63 Jake Striker #169 #127- Cereal Dick Stuart Box #169- Post Cereal Dick Stuart Box Topps Haywood Sullivan #212 Topps Willie Tasby #462 Topps Frank Torre #161 Tom Tresh Topps #146--World Series Game #5 Tresh's Homer Defeats Giants Topps #21--- 1961 Zorro Versalles Rookie Topps Bill Verdon #415 Topps Jerry Walker #85 Topps Dave Wilkersham #517 #80- Cereal Hoyt Wilhelm Box Carl Willey #107 Topps Carl Yastrzemski #425 Topps Jeery Zimmerman #222 .
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